It's a new year. It's a perfect time to recommit yourself to bathing every day in God's Word!
Instead of hopping on Facebook every spare moment, why not read a chapter of Scripture when you sit down by yourself?
Quite a number of CNCFers are joining me this year in doing a year-long reading plan called "Reading God's Story." It's kind of a combination of a chronological reading plan and a topical reading plan that gets you through the whole Bible in 365 days. The basic structure is chronological: you read the Bible in the order in which it was written. But the creator of the plan mixes in passages that relate to whatever event is happening in that day's reading.
For example, after reading the account of the Flood in Genesis 8 and 9, the plan has you read this Psalm on the same day:
Instead of hopping on Facebook every spare moment, why not read a chapter of Scripture when you sit down by yourself?
Quite a number of CNCFers are joining me this year in doing a year-long reading plan called "Reading God's Story." It's kind of a combination of a chronological reading plan and a topical reading plan that gets you through the whole Bible in 365 days. The basic structure is chronological: you read the Bible in the order in which it was written. But the creator of the plan mixes in passages that relate to whatever event is happening in that day's reading.
For example, after reading the account of the Flood in Genesis 8 and 9, the plan has you read this Psalm on the same day:
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